The Angladon-Dubrujeaud museum shelters a collection of works of art of important artists of 18th, 19th and 20th centuries, preserved by a couple of painters and engravers, Jean and Paulette Angladon-Dubrujeaud, heirs to the famous dressmaker and Parisian collector Jacques Doucet. The generosity of the givers, inhabitant of Avignon of birth or heart, allowed the transformation of their old residence into museum.

La Fondation Angladon-Dubrujeaud is home to the impressive art collection of renowned Parisian haute coutour designer Jaques Doucet. His collection includes the early works of many famed artists, including Braque, Max Jacob, Marcel Duchamp, and Picasso. Also included in the collection are rare antiques and art objects, including 16th century Buddhas, and Louis XVI chairs.

According to their will, their dwelling preserved on the first floor, the charm of an interior of art lovers: medieval room and Rebirth, workshop of artists, Chinese living room and living rooms of the 18th century presenting of many tables, drawings, pieces of furniture estampillés and objets d'art.

Opening hours :
From wednesday to sunday : 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM

Price:
Admission 6€ ($7.80) adults, 4€ ($5.20) students and children 14-18, 1.50€ ($1.95) children 7-13